Btw it seems they were with Babini Brigade when destroyed. the original unit i don't know. There was a squadron autoblindo savari, unclear if it was still operational, do you have any information on this?
Also PAI i am not sure if they were in AB40(some went exprimentally to Africa) or if they arrived after war start.

Fiat "Tripoli" (i see them called Terni ) remounted in SPA 38 (a difference from photo which says SPA 25 ) and armed with 13.2mm from aircraft which everyone knows from italian airplanes doesn't exist. Only Navy had 13.2mm.

Not related with this model but curious another member says that Graziani in is book tells that 2 or 3 lancia IZM were found in depots when they tried to found a vehicle to respond to British Rolls Royce harassment but they were unable to be repaired.

Armored Car Fiat-Terni or Autoblindata Terni (also called Fiat-Libia, Fiat tipo Tripoli or Fiat tipo Libia) was developed late in 1918 by Societa Terni and manufactured at a factory in Terni in privintsii Umbria.
It was a simple but reliable armored vehicle stationed on the chassis of the truck Fiat 15 Ter. Fiat-Terni was small: 4,54 m vdlinu, 1.7 m and 3.07 m vshirinu vvysotu. At least one of the armored cars, probably as an experiment, the tower was equipped with armored cars from Austin.

Fiat-Terni has been specifically designed for action in the Italian colonies in Africa. In 1919, 12 armored cars were sent to Libya, along with many Lanzia IZM, which formed two car vsmeste broneeskadrona - 4 ° and 5 ° Cacciatori. Later Fiat-Terni used in battles to capture the oases Giarabub and Cufra. Also, these armored cars were used to escort convoys of supplies, have shown themselves well as reconnaissance armored vehicles, as well as machines to communicate with air reconnaissance.

In 1940, 10 armored cars Fiat-Terni were still in Libya. Approximately 6-8 modernized armored cars putting chassis SPA 38R and armed with only a machine gun 12,7 Safat HMG, located in an open top turret. These armored cars were part of the Brigata Corazzata Speciale.